Dental Hygiene Tool Set Stainless Steel Dental Pick and Tweezers, Gum Floss, Tooth Scraper Plaque Tartar Remover for Personal Oral Care & Pet Use (6 Pack)

These little picks are super handy to have around the shop. They have all kinds of uses. They are helpful for removing O rings in tight spaces. They get into little places that are just hard to reach. I have used them to help with cleaning some hard to remove carbon buildup inside of certain items. I have no idea about the quality of a normal dentist pick set but these have held up pretty well and don't cost much so I'm happy with them.

Excellent

I was disappointed when I first got the set because I was expecting an actual dental tool set. This set isn't exactly what I've seen at my dentist's office. The sharp parts of the tools are much thicker than the tools my hygienist uses, and I'm not able to get in between my teeth quite the same. But the more I've tried the tools, I'm noticing that I can get the soft tartar off. The square looking one in particular has been helpful in getting built up tarter out from in between my bottom middle teeth. I like having the mirror too, but it does fog up easily. I considered returning this when I first got it, but I am glad I kept trying it because it's actually working fairly well, especially considering the low price I paid for it.

REVIEW FOR: Dental Tools Stainless Steel Dental Pick Dental Floss Dental Hygiene Tool Set Tooth Scraper PURCHASED FROM AMAZON: NOV 2021 Imagine the look on our son's faces when they opened their own complete set of dental tools for Christmas 2021. IT WAS PRICELESS. I was able to grab some instructions off the internet about the importance of clean teeth and how to do a good job cleaning them to save on one or two dentist visits each year. That adds up especially if you have a large family. After the shocked faces finally turned into smiles, I had the chance to tell them about how many times I had ALSO used my dental tools just in the past year. I had found mine many years ago in an antique shop. I have been surprised by how many times I have used Scalers and Curettes and other tiny dental tools to clean and repair items in my home. They are also helpful for woodworking and removing that one small drip of paint that landed on the floor or on that very visible piece of trim. The dental mirror is also help for finding small screws inside equipment or other hard to reach places. If you tinker around the house or know someone who does, these dental tools can be a lifesaver in completing a project. Once you have a set of these dental tols, you WILL find jobs to use them on. Oh, and don't forget about the family dog. They need their teeth cleaned also. DEC 2025 UPDATE: I saw this old review again and thought I would add an update. I'm still using my dental tools around the house for a variety of things and I continue to find many different uses. This last challenge was to retreive a small item in a "hard-to-reach" place making the curved tips perfect for retrieving/moving small items.

This product delivers great quality and value. It’s easy to use, performs as advertised, and meets expectations. Highly recommend it for anyone seeking reliability and efficiency in their purchase.

Nice quality. Sturdy, strong. Work perfectly. Case can be hard to zip but it's a good set.

These are not real dental hygiene tools so don't expect to be able to dislodge hard tartar buildup. As a former hygienist, I was looking for an inexpensive alternative to keep my lower, crowded, anterior teeth freer of calculus (tartar) buildup without spending a lot on quality dental tools. These are not it, and I understand. Dental tools with sharp edges have to be sharpened correctly and the average person would easily cut and damage their gums in seconds. These are not scalers, and won't do much more than remove soft plaque if you know what you're doing. You get what you pay for. I will have to continue to buy used tools from my regular hygienist when she has to replace them. This kit is fine for picking in between teeth if food is stuck, has a handy mirror to see all your teeth and sides of your tongue (check for white patches, possibly cancer pre-cursors), a small scraper for the flat surfaces that you can see (not for going in between tight teeth to remove calculus) nor under gums a bit. If you tend to build up plaque quickly, which becomes hard calculus, the best thing to still do is brush often to remove it. You don't even need toothpaste to do that, it's the soft brush that removes the plaque and bacteria. Toothpaste just makes it tastes better!

Love this product, I wear Invisalign and was getting built up on my bottom teeth quicker than my quarterly teeth cleaning. It was very annoying so I saw this kit on Amazon. I’m very careful, it does remove the plaque nicely. You do have to make sure you remove the little plastic that is on the tips of the sharper tools much more effective when you remove it ha ha.